Birthday Blues
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Staying at Miss Ida's As soon as Deja walks through the door after school, she comes upon Auntie Dee rushing around in a frenzy. She has a pile of laundry in her arms and she's racing toward her bedroom.
On the bed is an open suitcase. Auntie Dee begins to throw items into it from the mound of clean clothes on her bed: pajamas, jeans, T-shirts....She runs to the closet and yanks her good dress, the one she wears to dinners and things, off the hanger. She holds it up in front of her. "Oh, well," ...she says and tosses it in the suitcase.
Deja finally thinks to say, "Auntie, where are you going?" "Oh, baby ... I've got to go out of town for my job." Deja doesn't know what to think. Auntie never has to go out of town for her job.
"Someone I work with who always goes on these trips is sick. They asked me." "But ... what about me?" Deja asks.
Auntie Dee stops her packing and turns toward Deja. "Sweetie, you're going to stay at Miss Ida's." "Miss Ida's?" A thousand questions dance around in Deja's head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Staying at Miss Ida's As soon as Deja walks through the door after school, she comes upon Auntie Dee rushing around in a frenzy. She has a pile of laundry in her arms and she's racing toward her bedroom.
On the bed is an open suitcase. Auntie Dee begins to throw items into it from the mound of clean clothes on her bed: pajamas, jeans, T-shirts....She runs to the closet and yanks her good dress, the one she wears to dinners and things, off the hanger. She holds it up in front of her. "Oh, well," ...she says and tosses it in the suitcase.
Deja finally thinks to say, "Auntie, where are you going?" "Oh, baby ... I've got to go out of town for my job." Deja doesn't know what to think. Auntie never has to go out of town for her job.
"Someone I work with who always goes on these trips is sick. They asked me." "But ... what about me?" Deja asks.
Auntie Dee stops her packing and turns toward Deja. "Sweetie, you're going to stay at Miss Ida's." "Miss Ida's?" A thousand questions dance around in Deja's head.
What to read after Birthday Blues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen English to read onlineMoreLess
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